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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

C. A. Spaulding, attorney for the
c. X. & N, went out to Agra last Fri
day on business for the company. On
that day Mr.. Spaulding donated on be-
half OF the Company lots Tor the cree
ton of both a Methodist and Christian
church, and also guaranteed 800 cash
for each church, with the provision that
the buildings shall cost not less than
$1,000. This is a very liberal dona-
ton on the part Of the company. Agra
will be one Of the best towns along the
road outside of the county seat towns.
There are already four large commo-
dious store rooms completed, one a
large two story frame, the second floor
to be used as a public hall. They have
also a livery stable two restaurants,
blacksmith shop, real estate Office and
a number OF residences. New buildings
are continually going up, and in early
spring the town will take a general
boom.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
For farm loans call
On McElrOy & Lowe.

Pratt & Lewis have for sale some
Of the most desirable business and
resident lots In the city.
The fellow that wrote "a reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
George Cole, remember, has a
complete line of fresh groceries. Leave
your orders and he wlll deliver goods
90 any part of the city.
III. A. Hartman on the east side is
closing out his entire stock Of wall pa
per at cost. He has some nice pat
terms. 60 and see them.
No man need to die to win A
man secures a certain legacy for his
family should he die and q certain pro-
vision for has own old age by taking a
policy in the Mutual Life.
Mrs. Kicker vas on Tuesday be-
lore Squire Townsley on charge Of
essaulting a little boy. She was fined
800 and costs. Mckay prosecuted
s6nson defended.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
personal

j. NJ. sallee took a trip to Kirwiu
last Wednesday,.
Mr.. John Latsbaugh has returned
from Kansas City, No.
Prof. Thomas who was principal
of our public schools last winter was IN
town a few days this week.
Miss Kate Troup, of Kirwiu, has
been in town several days visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. j. Hartman
Mr.. Blaine, who has come here to
90 into the draying business is a neph-
ew Of Hon. Jas. G. Blaine.
John Gebhart thinks after awhile
he viii take an extended tour to South
America and the Pacific Coast.
"A. E. Putnam, Of MaysYille. Mo.
capitalist, is in the city and with D.
Mcdonald called at this Office yester-
day.
Geo. E. Mcdonald. the Red Cloud,
Neb e, Architect writes us he will be in
Philipsburg this week and viii furnish
designs Tor buildings.
Mrs. Fannie League has returned
from her visit to friends at Idaho
Springs and Denver. She was absent
about two weeks.
"A. c. Mende. of Walnut, was in
town Wednesday. He reports farmers
busy gathering corn in his neighbour
hood. The yield rather short.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. lIeEIroy came
up from PhIlIipsburg last week to visit
S. w. McElroy and family, remaining
over Sunday. Their many friends here
were glad to see them again.-Oberlin
Eye.
d. A. Hullng intends to start for
Oregon about January LIST. He goes on
a prospecting tour The health Of Ms
Huling is poor and they think it might
be improved by going to the Pacific
Coast. Mr.. Huling has a brother re-
siding in Oregon.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
First Call.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to H. S. Polling & Co., are re-
quested to call and settle by December
18th. 1887, H. S. POLLING & Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
Notice.

As am closing out my business I
hereby give notice TO all persona who
may be indebted to me to call without
delay and settle up their accounts.
If JOHN GEBHART,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

A BARGAINi-8O acres Of good land
one and one half mile from c. H., Phil
Hpsburg, 40 acres fenced, good new
frame house 24x24 feet, built this year,
price $50 per acre. Good terms.
MCELROY & Lowe.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
For Exchange.

$1,000 Hardware.
-S4O,OO Dry Goods.
$4,000 Clothing.
$50, 900 Groceries.
-S12, 600 Boots and Shoes.
Want farms and village property.
VIII assume some incum berance. No
agent need apply.
SAITH & CAMPBELL.
Nelson Building, Kansas City, Mo.
To the Stockholders of the First
National Bank Of Phillipsburg,
Kansas
Notice is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the
above named Bank viii be held at their
banking house IN the city Of Phillips
burg, Kansas, on Tuesday, January
10th, 1888. at one o'clock D. M for the
purpose OF elecdng a Board Of DTee-
tors and transaeung such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
FRANK STRAIN, Cashier.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09


Last Monday. while the editor of
the HERALD was in the store of Rosen-
berg & NIichalIsky, a lady came in and
SAID to Mr.. Rosenberg that he had, a
half hour before, made a mistake IN
giving her change after she had paid
for bill of goods. She ought, she
said, to have $1,000 more money. MIR.
Rosenberg told her what change he
had given her, but she insisted she had
put all her money in a little tin box IN
her satchel, and she was out $1,000
Mr.. Rosenberg said he had given her
with other money a $1,000 gold piece,
but the lady felt sure he had not.
Once more she agreed 10 examine her
tin box and her satcheI. THIS examin-
alton resulted in her finding the ten
dollar gold piece which was loose in
the grip sack. The lady apologized to
Mr.. Rosenberg and went away feeling
relieved, but rather embarrassed be-
cause OF her mistake. People ought to
be very particular about such matters.
In this instance If the lady had not
found her money, the name IF ROsen-
berg & Michalisky might have been un-
justly furnished. The lady is one of
the most respectable in the county and
she Of course meant no harm.
&C. H Lefingwen is Doing land
Office business selling lots in Auburn
Heights. Lots are goiug of ike hot
cakes. Within a few days he has sold
to the following named persons:
n. W, Pyles, two.
Harry Lefingweu one.
John Bell TWO.
E. e. Everett one.
VIII Nipps one.
Ira Kelley one.
H. D. CheseidiDe one.
Irwin Mcdowell ore.
Link Nipps one.
F. S, Colly one.
7. j. LOar one.
J. NJ. McNay two.
McElroy & Lowe three.
L. Z. Countryman one.
Several OF our citizens went out
east a few miles yesterday TO see the
track-layerz. Last night the headlight
OF the snrine was mainly wish L.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
Bon Ton Barber Shop Won will find

Bon Ton Barber Shop you will find
at the southwest corner of the square.
We extend ali invitation to all those
wishing anything in this line to call and
sec US. We guarantee satisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
II Till DICKEY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
A Glass Factory in Phillipsburg

A Glass Factory in PhIlipsburg.
In another place may be seen an ex-
tract from a letter received from James
M. Rodgers, of Wellsburg, West Va,
who IN writing the editor of the HER
AID makes the suggestion that q Glass
Factory might be started and success
fully operated at this place. Mr..
Rodgers is q friend of the writer. He
is a business man of extended exper-
fence and more than ordinary sagaclty &;
he resides in a locality where glass far
tories are thick and his opinion is worth
something. Why not have glass
manufacturing establishment here.
The Report of the State Board of Agri
culture Of 1886, page 40, says there is
in Phillips county in the eastern part
a large bed of fine sand from which
glass might be manufactured. Such
manufacturing establishments have
been planted in other parts Of Kansas,
and might be made a success here no
doubt as well as elsewhere in the west.
The HERALD calls the attention of its
readers in general to the subject and of
the Board Of Trade in particular. Let
the matter be talked up and let rs have
the factory. 1t would be a big thing
for Phillipsburg.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

berl that L can buy more toys at Har-
mons Tor little money than at any
place IN the Burg All ye fellers who
want to buy nice holiday goods almost
for song 60 to Harmon's.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09


out here and how astonished she was tu
ind goods so cheap at Jones. WAL.
that was Katharine Katurah and she
went home to Missuray and has writ
me that Jones is selling cheaper than
they do at her town, and 1 Just know
that is so too. Mistur Jones thought
while he would close out his dry goods
but has changed his mind and IS now
selling cheap-awful cheap. I tell We
Editor, other fellows may close out
their stores at cost, and blow a heap
about the bargains they are offering
but Jones is the place after all for dress
goods. iannels, shawls and all sorts Of
ladies goods, and for boots, shoes,
groceries and in short for anything
usually found in a first class store,
Jones is not as handsome as I am, but
he Is knOckin the bottom out of high
prices and he IS a sellin the goods.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
Watches and Je1OeLTy at
SpnlCLdiIle s. Butchers.

Notice our new ad in this paper.
ROsENBURG & MICHALIsKY.
We rise to remark that the First
National Bank is on deck with new rates
of Interest.
Holiday goods now open. Come
one and all and get prices before buying
elsewhere. ''PYLEs, the Jeweler."
Croswait Implement Co. for the cele-
brated La Belle Wagon on good terms
and low prices.
"A good assortment Of Ladies clOaks
for sale at cost, at G H Lehingwells.
20 there for bargains If
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
NowI NowU

Is the time to purchase your lots in the
Creushaw Addition. to be sold for ten
days very cheap. Resident lots $500
aud upwards. Business lots $4,000
and upwards. Also 20 acres adjoining
said addition 81 500; also 40 acres ad-
joining 5000.
50 # D. MCDOEALD & Co,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

"A. H Pearson, abstraetoI. is turn
ing out some most excellent work in bis
line. He is a careful, experienced alb
stractOr. If.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

Specially il suits and oFereoats
this week at the Chicago Fair.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

Several OF our citizens went out
east a few miles yesterday to see the
traok-layers. Last night the headlight
Of the engine was plainly visible
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
First Can.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to Il. S. Polling & Co. are re-
quested 20 call and settle by December
18th, 1887. H. S. POLLING & Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

Law me, Mistur Edi-
tur, but it has been 9
long time since 1 ex-
ecuted any new speek-
ms. Now l am nearly
Dustin to tell readers of
your paper what 1 know
about prices and sieh at
7 n. Jones the Boss
tradin place. Waal We
know 1 told ye about
my fOrty-eleventh cousin
from AFs--t7v.s- .,,,--s--
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09

By Sheeminy, you
may Murray for Chris .
mas all ye wants to
but l know where to
90 for toys fur the
children and that is at
H. A. Harmon's who
has stacks of en-
for little folks and big
people too. 1 am takin
my grip sack along
and III bet nv nm
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-09
THE HERALD.
Herald Clubbing List.

We will club the HERALD with the following
papers- Others viii be added frsm time 20 time
Both papers must be paid for In advance We
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

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e1lra1o1 h Ne nama vein na ~ fr1s
9aoA 10 e11Scnti11 a8IauEuo9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
FOUL PLAY INDICATED.
Excifement over . wiz
lametss Ravsr mystery.


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fuaiinQ n - WiIl6neffs river cun.
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man cann1l 1e e1eeElninet. bot - h
9uQDo1r4 g ha4e he9a ne wife o1 q
llnppef. Iha be4y waa enx6Ioped n Z
bIank1t and haa e. nan6 and several
beaver tE1Ra WeE8 aatnoh1& % tha
wpmanau body. Hw hunhand aamno.
ha found. Ihasa alRunR lnfsemficma
add % NE he1le2 already fofm&a lhna
tha wsmnn wan aFxs muHAefns and lhan
lnroMn lntn Ne wa1sx - nld9 tAg orlEno.
1hel8 y mHGh axsllew1n1 og0E ne
myEEeEI nnf fEa HNlhnFieils ere makine
q taeg1NEh lnp1z.n1ie1s
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1nM atA4Mt hAMNAx MuDn4A AID -
uRtAEoAA kxfAAaAAo coAuMAANa kx.
TIE Nixen atrset railway uRdinnmna
wna due fne 4 third reading "A fha lanA
meeting of The Coanail hn{ no moniion
wns made of e.
III thn Ccuunli simply pRopoS1d o.
prcNoses 20 aze thaa of6inaDoo a. Z
mennes 70 MessEa. Bennatt and Mason
n oranr to hftae them io i1rmr.o osi1
NJ. Nlxon Yesterday - zpoakIna nbou1
Il, n win withdraw Il. I oIor1t Il 81
Good fai1h and expaale2 then 10 act
Ia noud faith With us. Whnn Il wa1
p1sFnd Mr. Bennefa had cone "a with
a. ausnf1d cE1fnanes, anlinn ID -
manv words that they wnnif nol work
under ths ane sheg had anc1ulaA. Ihe
CounalI refused inonaGi4aE fhB nmnmAah
ordinances. and fhat ae1tInd IA 10 All in-
iallin and nnrpoaaens Nwas 1han thna
eur eFAinnnea we hamfaH AZ. III thaY
pgnpoas 10 uae the olaInanes Cor othsP
nnr1posa, e q now aBpeaRs than shall
wlAh6aW q.
Tha obieofioa 80 slated 20 Coanoii-
man Bae1n b he Per.
nnn uhen hs net hin on ne s,1ecl
laiaF.
s'Tho Connaii Commit.ce A'd noi r.
po1i up1n tbs HExon osoln1nso, beaanss
ttey we're not eIeag no ta ne eHeot ~
pnf1aae uouid have upan fhe oikasr
saif NJ. Baeon. nWa fsars6 lbnf lho
two companies mfahf "a AZ maE Ia lha
Courts ana tie stress railway, whidh
everybody seema - want won|d ho IN
sshSilsiyf 1osspoasd. nv insianss, II
lhn swo aoEnpsnIss wceld Rei " work
thng would oun6iet wilh oaoh olheE, ln
i1sctions would IS ialned ana has
follow. Ihsn 1ha timo n which fha
Hsnnaih kFnnehiss a. either 81 1hem ~,
qniTsd tbe eomplaiien u fhe WoKk
uoul1 e1pire a1d see city wcoif ioo11
lis hoid. Ter 4 ssglIsinsd b tbs oouIfl.
lhs company oogid nof b ha'l rf1pon-
1Ilils for nos- laiImsns e iks oondi.
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sagS lkat II thoiE fFznchiss waa atans-
"a ahey woai1 ee eboaa a onos
Ard n1E.u 81xE, NH4 IL lN4Y W0FN 0us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
TACOMA.
A1rzxnD 70 xns xksr pogmarnrs o.
xm xHNm.

k1EzxnD 70 znn xksx poguMnnxs 81
xAm zANz1.
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yesterday afl4Enoon, aflaf havina a.
posed Of 9 feW uass1 e folloWHs
a. A. hoasEs w. =. p. k1Fhea aud n.
X. Baxter. Motion fok neW iEiAl over
ruled and sn6Rnsna enle4ed. Dslent.
nntn wcEe gwen until OglnngE ASS 10
Gla exceptiens Ama present hill.
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Di1minaaf.
y. ". Boafman ". Lena n Boatmnn.
Plea 10 di9oeee granted.
To nll cf ahsns the neai 81 ihe Oonrl
that vas nlfnahed w1s hgaud rev and
Wrffhy of uote. Tbo eel thaf haa haen
ue1d hitherto here f1e leEo1d of "Nsu
fnoomn, Third 1udleiAl Dlnlrlel,p II
aElnnoh as the1o 4 70 -HeuN Iao0ma
nov, and this 3 not tbs Third but lhs
second Judicial Dislfiel. end has bsan
since lhe Acs paasad at he laal nsa1lon
81 tha AenislasuEe wen4 into aIso1, that
seal Wa ominenhlg ilrsnuing and lhaes
wna q Queeaien na to WHISTLER a wuWId
stand fne tess nf heina nMaetapn. There.
fore DiHlriot CouRl CiaKk 4. o. Ahhait
vas emlfngaqd wish the GHlV Of dnainm~
ina q new one and Il ID ekin Aha1 IA alHx.
% 90 the papars referred ho. Tha naaI
& n tha Second 3adioiai uouEt Xneoma,
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Ne oiFele looms up ihe snonnlaln, ana
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he nnmo "a he tlonbIed minf1 ~ ihusn
deep n lItiaa1inn he iafIau orma 90
clear and dislInat out o. the bay N fha
foreground, AMA Iaoona"
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xus % rnnm Ann 70 n ansx pon I'm
nooaIN1 0UxnAaa
h Pkno, Tex. 0ak 11r-Ihs tao
Mexiean o0ssrs. uho uuEs eanesznod
n ihe NoaalEn onfE1Gs tnE1 eDEinR, nnd
wsre ssnkonosd q - ohot % ehs tn1a-
sent ok . special Coukt Marital, kaTs
bean eunAned IN iaii Hlnes than pana-
ina n aUpeAl Ter . mtiinn1ian q he
unnishnant which wna a1ruanly e.
daEsad hy ahn Gen1o Dsparimaus
oR fhe Umi1ea @1&1as @osaEnmsnf.
Tha pmuinAmEnf waa a1amad too ns9aRs
and q alunH1hy cnEBs1pan6enne has eaksn
panen between thn two egSuEnmanAs r.
aardina the Baa6nF. Xhe nsunM4 aHlnnrs
aEs Culnnsl Kr1nnisn1 ArsizA ard 4. Z.
0nAieRsox- II DoU tEan1pisea 11n1 lhe
sppeags fG n1E1y hnEs bosn insGsslzal,
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nanrfznl VII. afler ell, be pnf Gnto exo-
ealion. Tia day hes uo1 hean -
ha1 a. as1sf d ths DEszisss b expss11d
from - War DspaltDuni q a1T hsat.
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Ekn EMAmonsoo. Oot q. "a nnxabeE of
prominnnt Democrats me1 lns4 niRhk %
consider She proposition Of endeaEukinn
% indncs the National Demne1Mffn Oom-
miltee 20 hold lla naxt National Con-
vantlon In this citY. A eommillee was
eppoinfe6 10 ocnfcf with railroad o1n-
oiale II regard 70 rates. xt Il esekmntod
that 926jO0o would ooTer the expenses
of the oouvontlon, and the members of
TIE committee having tke mattoH h
charge eircs1od that ateps he taken CO.
wards faizinR thal amount e Tue eon-
venflon a hoId kera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

BULxx DOCUMENTS 10 mD1cR GOULD AM
ak0n ron THAT oRnGR.

BULxx DOCUMENTS 10 MDGcf GOULD AND
ak01 ron THAT onnGR.
Nxw YoRK, Ogt. 22.-Wm. Il. De.
lansy, representing the cid atockhold-
ers 0f the Kansas Pacific Railroaa. to-
day fled Ia thesDlstrict Ast0Eney's Of.
dee three bulky documents az type
written matter, which be desires shall
Be submitted 70 the Grand Jury with 3
view 81 indiatina Jay Gould and Raa
eel Sage foF erand larceny. The
papers allegs that Gould and sage we're
guilty ok that crime because. ag be
claims. they appropriated e6ye0o.000
worth Of stooks and bonds belonging 70
laWyeE Delaney's clients.
The csEttneases we're Of The do.00o
ssEiss of The Denver Paeihe Railroad
and Telegraph stock.
DiskEics Att0rnsy Martins glanced
avaE the papers and then put thsIn
aside. he VIII examine elosaly into the
matter ana dsoiAe Whethes or nct 4
aheald be given 70 The grand Jury. II
IL is srne that the alleged felonious ap.
preparation occurred IN lS70 no eRimi-
nal setion can be instituted. The law sx.
piioitlY seeitine that no eTiuinal pro.
eeedlnNs win bold coed after TIE sxpiEa-
tiun nf Ave years.
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fAEzns ~ xHz CASE kokmg1 kxroaEEz-
0ENHRaE GARLAND.
WA1nEzazon. Oct. 22.-The papeFs ID
The caee Of J. Harris Rogers against A.
toTney General Garland g al, CON-
monlg kneHn aa the Pan Electric c4se,
vas soday. y.EstuRned 10 The clerks ofiioe
BY Charles Thompson, whoa8 ofnon is
with Sea Chandler. There hag been
considerable speculation a. 10 the cause
Of the absence OF theae papers,
q having bean STRONGLY asserted
that the case could nos 90
on with0at them. TheiF retuEn today
vas accompanied By Q letter from
Thompson II which Be says the papers
wsEe hxouaht 70 bis ofklee during Chan
dleg'n ebsenee from the city and be
plaeed them II q priyate drawer for safe
keepine. and Afterwards forgot the In
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NnW Yonx, OCT. 22.-Robert aaFssfA
Iase Presidsnt q the Baltinors end
0hlo RailFoad Oompany, ieases ID shs
zoenina for Grip 70 Nsxies end ihs
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be aceompanied b. MrA GArrstt an6
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Mp for oondemnlng B0gno ok 1ha pmbai-
aatlons Feeeniiy nAa6e h two o. three
papers re6ectinR on Mr.. Gmrsnslss peE.
sonal business habits. Tnny aKs pro-
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MED ne stassmsni whieh las besn ssV-
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= las1 April. Since then indnenssl
largely heynnd ielaEEnphis centred have
caused falling %, bet ne sntiEs los
for tha Lass Hix months has been leHn
than ne anonnt paid over during khe
same period By TIE Enilfnn6 foE fhs mss
of ne wires andpl8csa on IL Inns.
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nxEEKx, lad. ..-Oca 39.-Absut mid
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tackled tha fail. took out Ameer Green
wno was uounne6 and waiting for trial
FOR aha abdnestan and mnrdeR of Lola
Mabbiit. and lynchsd bin abcua ssssn
mlles frum town.
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I'm sURnEzEn coun7 Hkn DBuDGD 70
HRAa IunrHKR ARauNEHTs.
WkmrNarua, Oek 22.-The Ueiied
States Supreme Court has decided 20
hear further Arguments upon the Rppli.
usaion for q wFia Of error ID TIE cases Of
the case Of the condemned Chicago
anarchists. and has esa the hearing for
Thursday next, at noon. The GnnFa
has also decided 30 lal The 61A1a ok iili-
nola appear 10 these procos1ina1, and
has notified the Attorney General 10 Be
present. ane sake an afRunent ln BE-
half e aks Gtase in oppoeiti1n % he
pelition fux . uTit Of error. Further
orders ID re eaas vii Be made when
The CeuEt assemblies next Monday.